netsharc

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by netsharc 7mo ago
As Sun Tzu wrote in the Art of War (a much shittier book than Art of the Deal /s), always give your enemy a way out. Otherwise they will fight to their death...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Isn't the problem that they can't end the war unilaterally? The Iranian regime is justifiably pissed off and is still flinging drones and rockets towards any viable target, and any ceasefire will be with acceptance of their terms.
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Congrats..? A friend of mine worked for a call center that did car rentals, old people would call them and ask to rent a car. Maybe the AI system should have "Press 1 to talk to AI, press 2 to leave a message" so experts like you
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by netsharc 7mo ago
I was agreeing with all the nay-saying comments, but yours made me see the idea as good. I guess the word "luxury" ruined it for OP. But a speech-to-text and text-to-speech system that I know is "understanding" me would
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Hah, Clippy's cousin Sparky: every once in a while after ChatGPT answers a question it'll say "Looks like you still have stuff in your WalMart cart. Would you like me to complete that checkout for you? Also, WalMart-brand dia
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by netsharc 7mo ago
I read it as "secret shopper/diner" kind of deal, so corporate can fail that local franchise for failing some rating for the burger...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Ok, so in your genius reality, did Biden start the Russia-Ukrainian war or the Israeli genocide? Or am I just too dumb and interpreting your oh-so-clever sentence wrong? I'm also curious if you could explain the logic more than "J
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by netsharc 7mo ago
And those headlines read like Gemini's "punchy" writing.
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by netsharc 7mo ago
I never get the passport braggers. "Wow, your passport allows you visa-free entry to Burkina Faso, well done, when are you going there?"
460.
by netsharc 7mo ago
Written by AI? The whole text smells like it, this sentence near the end is the most suspicious: "The 2 bytes were never the goal. The goal was to see how far in I could get."
461.
by netsharc 7mo ago
Isn't consciousness more like what emerges out of the neurons firing? If I turn off my calculator, I can't input calculations into it and get an answer, but if I turn it on, the electricity running in the circuitry will react to t
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Where your argument falls apart: > the same geeks Proof?
463.
by netsharc 7mo ago
Is it trademark, or IP. If someone made a list of Mickey Mouse jokes, Disney's law department will send them a letter too. Chuck Norris is a person/name but also a persona.
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Unfortunately it's we who will pay the price, with "we" being the entire world, considering the destruction of a lot of oil production infrastructure will cause a price hike for everything.
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by netsharc 7mo ago
I don't know, in my scenario, Iran will keep attacking the Middle Eastern countries, angering them enough to yell at Trump to fix the shit he's started. But maybe China could get them to stop... But this is amateur geopolitics com
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Trump's always admired Putin, and now just like Putin, he's also entered his own quagmire... Retreating isn't even a viable option, as far as I understand, an angry Iranian regime will keep disrupting the region, so now Trump
467.
by netsharc 7mo ago
And what he's implying. "The NYT has a typo, it's all garbage!"
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Maybe someone with some brain on The Guardian realized if you're browsing through Tor, no way you're going to create a login and link your browsing to a name/email address... That makes it sound like no one of The Guardian ha
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by netsharc 7mo ago
If you wish to divert from the discussion of whether free and fair elections is still possible in the USA, and would rather enter the meta-discussion, I'll bite, and cite Wikipedia: > Godwin's law can be applied mistakenly or a
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by netsharc 7mo ago
As Trump said, people won't need to worry about elections after 2024... I wonder if Hitler ever said that in the 30s..
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by netsharc 7mo ago
The default implementation of the decoding adds the artifacts. This tool uses more clever math to replace what's missing: https://github.com/victorvde/jpeg2png
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Oh no, those poor people who are happy to get paid making products and services to exploit our basest emotions, amp them for "engagement", subverting civility and democracy in the meanwhile, are going to be laid off?!
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Hah, you made me think of the future with regards to this fool. Why do I see a future where amongst all the chaos and destruction of a big climate-induced disaster, the headline "Mark Zuckerberg and his family have reportedly retreated
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Awesome. This is from before ChatGPT or Google were around. So this person either knew their stuff or typed it up from an encyclopedia...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Man, talk about unnecessary graphs... ok graph 2 is maybe tolerable, although it's showing the popularity of the projects, not a metric of how many errors/vulnerabilities found in those projects. I'm not a newspaper editor, b
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Someone commented, and I paraphrase poorly, "Imagine if Russia didn't influence the voters in 2016; all the racism and bigotry in the USA would disappear!"...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
If Iran managed to get an American incel to shoot it up, the US regime would just shrug, "oh well, what can you do"...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
That reminds me of an interaction I had with a foreign exchange intern at my uni. I was working in an organization that organized these exchanges and I was giving him the orientation on his first day, including introducing him to his employ
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by netsharc 7mo ago
If I had to put money on it, I'd bet on this regime continuing to ignore the rule of law and illegally remaining in power, until some insurrection... Yes I'm talking about the MAGA regime. They're already ignoring so many law
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Seems like this is something Trump can be thanked for: showing Europeans how American companies are so eager to please him and how dependency on US tech can be very harmful. Don't forget the Google paid $1 million to have a front row

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